Back then, we did our exams online without any type of proctoring. I'm going to take BIOL 1406 online for Summer I but need to know how online exams/labs are done nowadays since I'm taking a trip the first week of class.
Looking for options where just having a bachelor's in EE would get my foot into the door.
Long story short, I got too comfortable at my job (after a decade) and forgot many of the fundamentals of engineering and I'm basic at programming. I was in charge of creating test plans and having testers do them manually with minimal automation programming involved from my end. Only kept up with network protocol knowledge but nothing in design or management for 5G/4G networks.
I feel stuck attempting to find other jobs. I'm willing to take entry level but with this economy, that's even hard to find.
I want to pivot and get into BMET after working telecom for 12 years. I currently didn't find any apprenticeships in the DFW area but I wanted to be prepared for the time I find one. I figured best way is to get my CABT or should I go back to school and complete a 2 year course?